For me, creating a space for movement and encounter also means creating a space for inner movement and encounters. This gave rise to my idea for the “humanAsana” project. The focus is on people in the context of movement and encounters in the broadest sense. One of the things that connects us as human beings is our bodies. We are all people, people who are in very different bodies.
The plan is to have various photo exhibitions on this theme with mainly black and white photos. This contrast again brings the Ha and the Tha, the balance. In this way, an external movement might become an internal movement.
